About QMP
Quairading Medical Practice is a one- General Practitioner (GP) clinic
supported by a dedicated Nurse Practitioner and a part-time Practice Nurse and visiting Women Health female GP.
Together, our team delivers exceptional patient-centred care, ensuring the highest quality of service for our community.
Our Services:
We offer a variety of general medical services to meet the diverse needs of our patients across all age groups, including Preventive Medicine, Chronic Disease Management, Diabetes Management, Heart Health Clinic, Mental Health Care, Skin Check and Skin Cancer Management, Women and Antenatal Health, Work Compensation Medicals, Pre-employment/Driving Fitness Medicals, Medical and Aboriginal Health Assessments, Aged Care Health Assessments, Iron infusions and other medical services.
Meet Our Team
Dr. Sing Jack Yap
MBBS FRACGP Dip Derm DCH MBA
Dr. Yap is an experienced GP, GP Supervisor for GP Training with special interests in medical sub-specialties, dermatology, skin cancer medicine and skin cancer procedures, aged-care, and occupational health.
In 2021, he was awarded GP Educator of the Year via Western Australia General Practice Education and Training (WAGPET).
Before becoming a GP, Jack worked in various medical sub-specialties including cardiology, renal medicine, haematology, immunology, rheumatology, endocrinology, gastroenterology, infectious disease, oncology and geriatric medicine under the physician training program with Royal Perth Hospital.
He then pursued further training in dermatology, skin cancer medicine, skin procedures and occupational health. He has both rural work experiences in WA including Albany, Collie and in Perth metropolitan areas before he came to Quairading driven by his passion to serve the rural population.
Dr. Irene Dolan - Visiting Women's Health GP
With a wealth of varied and diverse clinical and non-clinical experiences, I am a General Practitioner committed to delivering holistic and compassionate care. My work spans general practice, homeless health care, sexual health, hospital medicine, and occupational health, allowing me to support individuals from all walks of life.
Beyond clinical medicine, I spent many years as a GP Clinical Editor for Clinician Assist WA (formerly HealthPathways WA), helping improve access to and awareness of healthcare pathways. I hold strong interests in women’s health, mental health, public health, and sexual health—areas that reflect my passion for patient-centered care and health equity for vulnerable populations.
I am a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners and hold a Masters in Public Health, a Masters of Occupational and Environmental Health, and a Vocational Diploma in Women’s Health.
It is a privilege to travel to Quairading and other rural and remote towns in my role, where I value the deep connections I form while making a meaningful impact.
Outside of work, I cherish spending time with my young family and am an enthusiastic yet not particularly fast swimmer. These personal pursuits bring balance to my professional life, enabling me to bring my best self to those I serve.
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Dr. Min Ding - Nurse Practitioner
Dr Min Ding is an experienced Nurse Practitioner specialized in cardiology, particularly heart failure. She has over 30 years of experience in cardiology, cardiothoracic, and cardiovascular specialties, as well as advanced heart failure and transplant, having held senior roles including Clinical Nurse Specialist and Clinical Nurse Consultant before becoming a Nurse Practitioner in heart failure and general practice.
She gained strong research experience, graduating from The University of Western Australia with a PhD in 2017, and holds a Master of Clinical Nursing in the critical care stream and a Master of Nurse Practitioner from Edith Cowan University.
She coordinated the setup of WA’s first private heart failure service and assisted cardiologists in establishing an AF clinic. After moving to Quairading with her family, she established and now runs the Heart Health and Diabetes Clinics, aiming to provide high-quality rural care through a multidisciplinary team model to improve health outcomes.
Ms. Wendy Bailey - Practice Nurse
Wendy is available Monday to Thursday 8:30am to 3:30pm. Wendy performs Pathology (blood tests), Vaccinations, Wound Care and Removal of Sutures.
Wendy is a very experienced Senior Registered Nurse in rural health, with a focus on providing care to Aboriginal communities in remote areas. Prior to joining our team, Wendy worked as a Senior Registered Nurse in the remote Kimberley area of WA.
When she is not at work in the practice, Wendy enjoys camping and spending time in the garden.
Admin Team
Amabelle and Kelli are our friendly admin team. The welcoming heart of our practice, always ready to help patients feel comfortable and supported. From booking appointments to answering questions, they aim to make every visit as smooth and stress-free as possible. Their goal is to keep things running efficiently so the healthcare team can focus on delivering excellent care.